Parts for Viking Range VGRC48: Left Hand Oven Parts

This is the oven control thermostat that regulates the temperature inside the oven cavity by cycling the heat source on and off to maintain the set temperature. It connects to the temperature-sensing element and the oven's control knob or panel. Replace this thermostat if your oven overheats, does not reach the correct temperature, cycles erratically, or fails to heat at all.

The range knob bezel is the decorative ring that surrounds control knobs on your range's front panel. Replace this part when it becomes cracked, discolored, or loose, affecting the appearance and proper seating of control knobs.

White bake thermostat control knob for gas ranges. Replaces cracked, broken, or missing knobs on your oven's temperature control dial. Direct fit.

Light bulb socket assembly includes: Light bulb socket, light bulb and light lens.

Replace your gas range door hinge assembly if cracked, broken, or worn. This structural component secures and supports the oven door for smooth operation.

Side oven door seal prevents heat loss and improves cooking efficiency. Replace if torn, cracked, or no longer sealing properly. Verify fit with your model.

If one burner won't ignite or heats unevenly, this left-hand thermal valve regulates gas flow to restore consistent operation. Moderate DIY repair.

Oven won't heat but igniter glows? This flat hot surface ignitor restores reliable gas ignition. DIY repair takes 45 minutes with basic tools.

Fix uneven baking and weak flames with a new oven burner. Restores proper heat distribution when corroded or clogged. Moderate DIY repair.

Uneven flame or poor burner performance? This orifice hood centers and protects the gas orifice for steady flame control. Simple DIY repair part.

This 1/2" x 1/4" rubber bumper cushions contact points to reduce noise and prevent damage on appliance doors, drawers, and panels. It restores proper cushioning for smoother, quieter operation and helps maintain a snug fit. What it does:

• Absorbs shock where panels or doors meet to reduce rattling and clapping noises
• Prevents metal-to-metal contact that can cause chipping, scratching, or wear
• Helps doors and drawers close more evenly by restoring original spacing
• Commonly used where small, press-fit bumpers have worn, flattened, or fallen off

• One 1/2" x 1/4" rubber bumper

• Press-fit replacement; remove old bumper and press new bumper into the same hole until flush
• No special tools required; use a flat pick or small screwdriver to remove old bumper if needed
• Avoid installing on hot surfaces or near heating elements; let appliance cool before service
• Replace matching bumpers in the same area if others show wear for even performance

70-inch stainless steel flexible gas supply tubing for gas ranges. Connects your range to the gas line. Replace if kinked, cracked, or damaged.

This tubing connects to the bake shutoff or safety valve in a gas oven, routing gas to the bake burner assembly. It ensures proper gas flow to the oven burner when the bake cycle is activated. Replace this tubing if you detect a gas smell near the oven, notice uneven heating, or if the oven fails to ignite due to a compromised gas line connection.

This is the wire assembly that connects the spark module to the rear burner ignitor on a gas range. It carries the electrical pulse needed to create a spark that ignites the gas at the burner. Replace this wire if the rear burner clicks but does not light, produces no spark at all, or if the wire insulation is damaged or burned.

This wire connects the spark module to the grill or griddle burner ignitor on a gas range. It carries the electrical spark signal needed to ignite the burner. Replace this wire if your grill or griddle burner clicks but won't ignite, or if you notice intermittent ignition failure due to a damaged or corroded wire.